CHIMERA
Capacity development for HIV and mental health research in Asia
CHIMERA is an HIV, mental health, and implementation science research training program funded by the Fogarty International Center and the National Institute of Mental Health of the US NIH.
CHIMERA aims to address the critical need to build capacity among Asia-Pacific clinicians and researchers to study the intersection between HIV and mental health utilizing implementation science approaches. We recruit separate classes of Fellows from our four participating countries (Cambodia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand) who receive training on research methods, clinical service delivery strategies, responsible conduct of research, and other topics over a three-year period.
Program Fellows
Cambodia
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Narom Prak
(Class 3)
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Ouk Vichea
(Class 2)
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Bora Ngauv
(Class 1)
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Somanythd Chhay Meng
(Class 1)
Malaysia
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Lim Quan Hziung
(Class 3)
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Preethi Raghavan
(Class 3)
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Kejal Hasmukharay
(Class 2)
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Anjanna Kukreja
(Class 2)
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Meng Li Chong
(Class 1)
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Pui Li Wong
(Class 1)
Philippines
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Ruth Anne B. Hechanova-Cruz
(Class 3)
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Aripa G. Alonto
(Class 2)
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Karmia Pakingan
(Class 2)
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Anna Maureen B. Dungca-Lorilla
(Class 1)
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Timothy John R. Dizon
(Class 1)
Thailand
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Nadvadee Aungkawattanapong
(Class 3)
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Mayteewat Chiddaycha
(Class 3)
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Linda Aurpibul
(Class 2)
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Akarin Hiransuthikul
(Class 2)
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Pongkwan Yimsaard
(Class 2)
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Rena Janamnuaysook
(Class 1)
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Wipaporn Natalie Songtaweesin
(Class 1)
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR TRAINEES
Mark Pasayan
Phillippines
REENA RAJASURIAR
Malaysia
Wipiaporn Natalie Songtaweesin
Thailand
OUK VICHEA
Cambodia
PROGRAM MENTORS
OUK VICHEA
Cambodia
REENA RAJASURIAR
Malaysia
ROSSANA A. DITANGO
Phillippines
Nittaya Phanuphak
Thailand